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It serves assets (in this case script.js) from the url /assets/script.js, but unexpectedly also from /script.js, because the whole assets folder is used as fallback instead of just the index.html file.
I expected to see this happen:
url /script.js should fallback to index.html
Instead, this happened:
url /script.js responded with script.js
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Why did you expect this? I think the examples could certainly be better explained, but I'm not really sure about the original intent behind that example.
Why did you expect this? I think the examples could certainly be better explained, but I'm not really sure about the original intent behind that example.
Yes, I think my description was not very clear. Let me try again:
Typically when you serve static files from a folder like assets, you do that in order to "namespace" URLs (e.g. /api/, /assets/ or /posts/). So, if you have an image like background.jpg in a static folder and serve it with /assets/background.jpg you do NOT want it to be also served at the root level with /background.jpg.
The issue is, that in the example the whole assets folder is set as a fallback service instead of just the index.html file. It is not a big deal and now it is easy for me to see, but when I started with axum, it took me quite a while to understand what is going on and why my files are served from both URLs (/ and /assets/).
Bug Report
Version
0.7.5
Description
Unexpected behaviour in example
static-file-server
, functionusing_serve_dir_with_assets_fallback()
:It serves assets (in this case
script.js
) from the url/assets/script.js
, but unexpectedly also from/script.js
, because the wholeassets
folder is used as fallback instead of just theindex.html
file.I expected to see this happen:
url
/script.js
should fallback toindex.html
Instead, this happened:
url
/script.js
responded withscript.js
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: